Snow, Man.

We are still buried under the largest snowfall in 40 years. (Well, the largest in 40 years for this area.)
I realize that much of the Northern Hemisphere is buried under snow and ice this time of year and everyone is probably used to it, but it's really unusual for us. We took a couple pictures today to remember it all by.... the drifts are sort of deep here. (again, for this area it's very unusual to have this much snow.) The first pic is my hubby standing against the front of the house. That's our front porch to the left (His right). Porch is about 2 feet above the ground, and the snow is about 10 inches deep on top of that.
We didn't get 30 inches of snow, but with the wind, it has piled up in certain areas.
Next picture is hubby in the backyard.



















He may be approaching 46 years old, but no matter how cold it is...

No matter how deep the snow....

No matter how far he has to go...


Wait for it....



Wait.....




He can still
GET WOOD!!!

Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!

(After staring at the picture for a minute, I figured out the circle on top of the wood is actually part of a wind chime that's hanging from the top of the back porch and just happened to get in the way when I snapped the picture.)